My First Day Was My Birthday
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My First Day Was My Birthday
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You look into my eyes
What do you see?
Maybe you can see my mind
In pain and misery
Crying for yesterday
Laughing for tomorrow
Don`t forget that awful fate
That drows you sorrow
I try to rent my footsteps
I try to sell my smile
I try to live my own life
Until the day I die
Are you gonna make me happy
Are you gonna make me sad
Let me be so bad and ugly
Go and tell how mad I am
I try to rent my footsteps
I try to sell my smile
I try to live my own life
Until the day I die
I try to leave my life
`coz I know today I´ll die
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